Coffee anyone ?

[Jesusfreak101]

he so dang picky he would not touch it even if i disguised it he hasn't wanted to eat at all. he is drinking, so that's fine he hasn't gotten sick since this morning but has been running fever from 102-100.7. so far neither of the other two show any symptoms.

 

[Alaskan]

Wow!

Everyone passed out!

 

[Alaskan]

ACK!!!

Hello?!?!

Echo, echo, echo

 

[Bunnylady]

Nobody here but us chickens!

 

[Alaskan]

Hurrah!

The mice are all gone!!!

 

[Bruce]

Yay for no more mice!!

Don't know about you Al but some of us have to work while the sun (sorta) shines!
Had to put DW's snow tires on since we are expecting snow tomorrow. She took DD2's car to work today. I also put a bunch of screws in the roof of the little barn. We had big winds last week, one of the metal panels about went flying.


As you can see, the roof, especially on the back, is in rough shape. What you can't see is that the supporting structure is worse. There isn't enough "structure" under the shed part of the roof that there is ZERO chance I would ever get on it. The barn really needs to be rebuilt, the original front (non shed) part is about 150 years old, the rest probably about 100. Likely it originally had wood shingles. But there is enough rot in the posts and beams of the original structure that clearly the roof was not always kept up. If it had been, the whole structure could be lifted and the (basically non existent) sills replaced and the posts at sill/ground level replaced/repaired.

I used my Gorilla ladder to get up to the roof and the chicken ladder on the roof. Not sure why it is called a chicken ladder, the girls all ran when I brought it from the workshop in the big barn.

 

[Jesusfreak101]

guys this bug is horrible, both boys are over it but my daughter, dh, and i have it . me bein g the worst off. there are moments its just not cool. so far we are alive

 

[frustratedearthmother]

I got up early. I started dinner at 6am. I put a Leg O' Goat in the crock pot with a bottle of red, a pkg of dry onion soup mix, and lots of fresh garlic and onions. When I say "OMG" good - it was "OMG" good! It was so good when I tasted it that I totally forgot to go outside and grab a couple sprigs of rosemary to toss in the pot - which was the original intention. This meat was so good, and so tender, and so flavorful. The rest of my goats need to look out. Goat tastes good!

 

[Bruce]

Sounds great!

 

[Baymule]

I am thinking a leg of lamb for Thanksgiving, along with a couple of young EE roosters. Who needs turkey?